Dennis Kleinman – Dubbing & Voice Performance
Working as a dubbing artist, Dennis’ work spans major streaming platforms including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and more. Though his natural accent carries a distinctive global British-South African blend, Dennis performs most of his dubbing work in a clear, authentic Standard American accent, perfectly suited for U.S. and global audiences alike.
Audio Description & Dubbing Reels
With a versatile range and a deep understanding of performance nuance, Dennis brings emotional truth and natural timing to every project — ensuring the English-language adaptation feels as seamless and engaging as the original.
His credits include Netflix’s Churchill at War (voicing Winston Churchill), along with numerous international dramas such as The Envoy 1 & 2, Curon, The Mire, Santa Evita, The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem S2, to name a few.
Dennis’s dubbing work is marked by precision, emotional intelligence, and tonal authenticity, making him a trusted choice for studios seeking exceptional quality and audience connection in their English-language versions.
Dennis Kleinman – The Art of Audio Description
Dennis’ work has enhanced accessibility for audiences around the world by incorporating audio description as part of his repertoire. His distinctive voice, rich in warmth and clarity, has guided listeners through a wide range of acclaimed productions, including FIFA Uncovered and Away (Netflix), Flack (Seasons 1 & 2) & Love, Wedding, Repeat (Prime Video), to name some of the projects he has worked on.
At its core, audio description is the art of translating visual storytelling into vivid, concise narration that allows people who are blind or have low vision to experience the full emotional and cinematic scope of a production. It requires not just a strong voice, but a storyteller’s instinct — an ability to sense tone, timing, and nuance without disrupting dialogue or pacing.
Dennis approaches each project with that deep understanding. His narration blends sensitivity and precision, painting the scene in a way that complements the filmmaker’s vision while ensuring inclusivity for every viewer. Whether describing the intensity of the FIFA upheaval in FIFA Uncovered or the quiet emotional resonance of The Dig, Dennis brings both empathy and craft to each performance.
In a world where accessibility is becoming an essential part of the entertainment landscape, Dennis’s work in audio description continues to make powerful stories truly universal — ensuring that no one is left out of the experience.
